A Sad State
Unfortunately my festive season did not go as planned. I had intended to spend it at Carstone, but my sister fell ill shortly before Christmas, and I spent it with her instead. She hasn't really got any better, and I am spending more time looking after her, than I am working at Carstone. Sir Geoffrey and Lady Carstone have been wonderfully considerate throughout the whole affair.
Hopefully I will be fully back at work shortly.
Hopefully I will be fully back at work shortly.
8 Comments:
Dear Mr. Fielding,
You have my best wishes for your sister's health and hopeful recovery.
Regards,
Miss K
I, to, hope your sister recovers quickly. How lucky she is to have a brother who will care for you as you are doing. I've missed reading your blog but hopefully you'll be back at it soon.
Take care!
Bren
Warmest Wishes for you and your sister at this sad time. I hope everything will take a turn for the better soon.
Take care.
Hi,
I recently discovered your blog (through the "Butler" entry on Wikipedia, by the way, which now has a link to here) and I've found it very enjoyable! I hope you'll be able to post more.
I'm sorry to hear about your sister, and I hope the fact that you're writing about it means that she's getting better!
I'm sorry to hear about your sister, I hope she is on the mend. ~BoB~
I`m so sorry to hear about your sister`s illness Mr.Fielding. Thanks for letting us know and I`m sending prayers that she gets better soon. I miss reading your blog also and think you`re sister is very lucky to have such a lovely caring brother.
All the best to you
tea
xo
So sorry to hear about your sister Dean but glad you're there for her!
Best Wishes,
G.V.
Dear Mister Fieldings,
Best wishes for your sister's health. I hope that you are holding up well under the stress.
Write soon.
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